Valentine's Day

The number seven enjoys many meanings, at times referred to as “lucky” and even “magnificent.” At least as important, from our perspective, is that...

Modern yet understated, warm but still breathable, the PMA logo hat stencils its place into any 3-season wardrobe. Its color calls to mind the red ...

We rely on eyeglasses to bring the world into living color. You won’t find color more intense than in Tim Rollins’s Midsummer Night’s Dream, the mu...

These ties are inspired by the décor of the PMA’s historic 1801 McLellan House. In 2002, a team of curators, architects, and makers restored the bu...

At low tide, Jennifer carefully selects each stone for its unique color, texture, size, and shape at the pebble-strewn coast of Portland, Maine. It...

These simple brass earrings wear in beautifully with time. Each pair are sand cast by Cat Bates as a long bar, then cut to length and ground smooth...

Hammered fine silver with woven fine silver and sterling silver ear wires. Approximately 2" long (including wrapped wire detail at top).

We’ve had the pleasure of displaying this Winslow Homer gem in our museum and can confirm that it translates nicely from the gallery wall to the co...

Animate your gait with this tote featuring Spirit of the Dance (1932), by Maine master William Zorach. A highlight of the PMA sculpture garden, Zor...

Puzzles are a favorite form of indoor amusement, but through them, you can still explore the outdoors. Look no further than this 1000-piece puzzle ...

By his mid-20s, John Singer Sargent Sargent was a sought-after portraitist—among the most successful of the Victorian and Edwardian eras. In 1898 h...

When it comes to the animal farm of Bernard Langlais, we’re partial to the gulls, a longtime favorite of PMA guests. They may not offer a bird’s ey...

When it comes to the animal farm of Bernard Langlais, we’re partial to the gulls, a longtime favorite of PMA guests. They may not offer a bird’s ey...

Carl Larsson delighted in rendering his cottage and family in loving, lighthearted watercolors that document their idyllic country life. Crayfishin...

Claude Monet (French, 1840–1926) was boundlessly inspired by the waterlily pond he created in his garden at Giverny. Throughout his last three deca...

Send your children deep into the ocean with the Mudpuppy Glow-in-the-Dark Under the Sea Puzzle. The fun 100-piece puzzle is perfect for chil...

Jacob Lawrence (American, 1917–2000) The Wedding, 1948 In strong, clear colors and pronounced angular lines, Jacob Lawrence painted a wedding scene...

William Morris (English, 1834–1896) Ceiling wallpaper, c. 1877 William Morris brought artisanal appeal back into homes around the world with the Ar...

Studio Choo 11 2 in x 1.5 in Polymer Clay, Brass, Surgical Steel Posts  

Studio Choo 11 2 in x 1.5 in Polymer Clay, Brass, Surgical Steel Posts

This lush botanical scarf unites Jasmine (1872) and Blackthorn (1892), two block-printed wallpaper patterns by William Morris (British, 1834–1896)....